According to him, the company has rolled out numerous CSR projects and has just started rehabilitating portions of a six kilometre road which connects key salt mining communities in the district such as Nakomkope, Agbedrafor and Koluedor.

He said Electrochem is also constructing a storm drain to receive and direct excess rain water from communities such as Sege, Agbedrafor, Bornikope, and Toflokpo to address the recurrent flooding in the communities during rainy seasons.

“… the speed with which the company responds to our requests is laudable. Barely three weeks ago, I put a request before the company through the McDan Group Chairman, Dr. Daniel McKorley, to assist the assembly with heavy duty machines to address one of our major challenges in the district, demarcation and clearing of layouts. I am excited to say that the request was given a quick attention and work commenced over the weekend at Sege.”

The plan is to complete the 30 kilometre layouts at Sege and replicate it in all the major communities in the district. This will go a long way to make the communities more accessible and enhance the delivery of emergency services to the people, among others, he added. 

Nene Odeopeor Siada III, a Civil Engineer with Electrochem Ghana Limited in charge of community projects said “…Electrochem will miss no opportunity to contribute to efforts geared towards the development of the Ada communities and the improvement of the quality of life of the people. He added that the company will not renege on its commitments to the Ada state realizing that the people are fast appreciating the changes the company is driving in the Ada districts.